Please someone help me answer some things… this isreally bugging me.
First some the facts:
The earthquake in Japan was “upgraded” to a 9.4, which means it was stronger than the one in Chile. When the Tsunami arrived after the earthquake, there was hardly any damage to anything before the water hit. In fact, in any of the photos or videos it appears as if nothing has happened at all, and the people are just living their lives as usual – absolutely not like you would expect people to act after a 9.4 earthquake hit. So…
HOW is this possible that even wooden houses are still standing undamaged, and why was the Earthquake upgraded from a worldwide registered 7.2 to a 9.4?
“Initial quake was reported as a 7.2, epicenter in/near Tohoku — this is what Japanese on the street were reading on their cell phones just after the event, this was Richter. Within 24 hours the magnitude was increased to 8.8, 8.9, 9.0….and, it seemed the epicenter was under debate… The first magnitude and epicenter are calculated by computer. These are in fact always correct, unless there is a political need to move the “epicenter” and increase the magnitude, in this case by about 100X and 85 miles.” – Jim Stone
Why did the Hydrogen Stacks in the Fukushima plant, which were installed after the 3 mile accident and which need no electricity to function and which were still undamaged after reactor 3 and 4 exploded, why did these not do their job and vented any possible hydrogen buildup before any explosion could have occured?
How did the fuel rods of the idle reactor 4 manage to heat up the water of the open air cooling pool to over 2000 degrees Celsius (the temperature necessary for water to release hydrogen, and only possible under high pressure) without the water evaporating long before ever reaching that temperature?
And as a follow up to the previous one: If that was not possible, how did the building of reactor 4 actually explode?


